More reading for developers, first published on claudegpt.si.
If you are searching for a Cursor usage tracker on GitHub, start with UsageAtlas: its desktop app is MIT-licensed, the code is public at SRX9/UsageAtlas, and it tracks Cursor plan, Auto + Composer and API usage next to Claude Code, Codex and other coding tools. You can read exactly how it touches…
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Here is how to add schema markup to website pages in short: write a JSON-LD block that describes the page, put it inside a script tag with type="application/ld+json" in the page's HTML, deploy, and test the live URL. The fastest way to get a clean block is a generator such as the one on…
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Rewatch vs Loom is no longer a contest between two products: Atlassian bought Rewatch in 2024 and moved its meeting recording into Loom, so Loom is what remains. The real choice for a developer team is whether Loom's Meeting Recording covers what you used Rewatch for, and whether some of those…
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A Claude Code rate limit can mean four different things, and the error text tells you which. If it says "You've hit your session limit" or "weekly limit", your plan window is used up and resets at the time shown; a 429 or "temporarily limiting requests" is a throttle on the API side. To see plan…
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A website change monitor Chrome extension is handy for a few pages you already visit, but it only checks while your browser is running, so for anything you cannot afford to miss a cloud monitor such as AyeWatch is the better choice. That is the short answer; the rest of this piece explains the…
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There is no ccusage for Cursor today: Cursor is not on the list of tools ccusage reads, so its reports leave your editor usage out. The closest match is UsageAtlas, a free, open-source desktop app that reads Cursor plan, Auto + Composer and API usage from your signed-in Cursor session and shows it…
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An AI search visibility checker shows whether AI assistants with web search name and cite your product when someone asks for a recommendation. For developers, the handiest one is seogeoaeo.ai's AI Answer Visibility, because the same check you can run in a browser is also an MCP tool and a REST…
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If you want to check backlinks in Google Search Console, everything lives in one place: the Links report. It is free, it comes from Google's own crawl, and it is the only place Google shows link data at all. It is also easy to misread. This is a table-by-table reference for developers who need the…
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Nofollow link HTML is one attribute on an anchor tag: rel="nofollow". The catch is that it now has two siblings, sponsored and ugc, it can be combined with other values, it exists in a page-wide form as well, and it often gets confused with noopener and noreferrer. This is a markup reference for…
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A website traffic checker extension promises a number on every site you open, with no extra clicks. For developers who already live in the browser, that sounds like the obvious choice. In practice, a deliberate domain lookup answers the traffic question better, and the extension mostly answers a…
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A competitor backlink gap analysis is a set operation dressed up as an SEO task. You have one list of linking domains per competitor and one for yourself. You want the domains that appear in at least two competitor lists and not in yours. This walkthrough does it in a spreadsheet, then shows the…
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Content gap analysis for SEO is easier to get right if you treat it like a pipeline with defined inputs, filters and outputs, rather than a brainstorm. The input is a keyword gap: the searches a rival ranks for in Google and your site does not. The output is a handful of page briefs. This checklist…
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